If deadly diseases infected both a population of hamsters that reproduce sexually, and a population of bacteria that reproduce asexually, which population will be more likely to survive? A) Hamsters B)

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asked Aug 9, 2022 197k views

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If deadly diseases infected both a population of hamsters that reproduce

sexually, and a population of bacteria that reproduce asexually, which
population will be more likely to survive?

A) Hamsters
B) Bacteria

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I think it would be b too

Chiranjib answered Aug 11, 2022

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i believe the answer would be B. hamsters

Vivek Vashistha answered Aug 15, 2022

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